A pH of 7 is considered neutral, meaning it is neither acidic (pH below 7) nor basic (pH above 7). Water molecules stick to one other because of the water molecule's high cohesiveness. Out of all the non-metallic liquids, water has the highest cohesion. It also has no taste or smell. 

997 kg/m3 for density

Compound:H2O

IUPAC ID: Oxidant, Water

The PH of pure water, which is made up only of hydrogen and oxygen atoms, is 7, which is neither acidic nor basic.

Water weights 8.34 pounds per gallon and 62.4 pounds per cubic foot.

A liter of water weighs one kilogram, while a cubic meter weighs one tons.

One acre's worth of water, or 27,154 gallons, weighs 113 tons per inch.

70.9 percent of the planet's surface is covered in water.

The earth is a closed system, like a terrarium, thus it rarely gains or loses additional substance. There is still water on the globe now that was present millions of years ago. The molecules in the water coming from your tap may have been consumed by dinosaurs.

Hydrogen and oxygen are the two elements that make up water. 2 hydrogen plus 1 oxygen equal H2O.

Over 97% of the water on earth is either too salty or unsafe to drink. A further  2%  is trapped in glaciers and ice caps. Only 1% of that is left over to meet all of humanity's needs, including its needs for food, shelter, manufacturing, community, and personal care.

The Earth's temperature is controlled by water. Additionally, it controls body temperature, transports nutrients and oxygen to cells, cushions joints, safeguards organs and tissues, and eliminates waste.

9% more water  expands as it freezes. Ice floats in water because frozen water is lighter than water.

Water is viscous. The molecules are quite fond of adhering to one another. It is what causes the surface tension to be so high.

All comparable molecules, including (H2S) and (NH3), should be gases at room temperature, including water.

Water molecules are held together as a liquid by their stickiness.

The second most frequent molecule in the universe is water. Hydrogen gas, or H2, is the most prevalent.

NASA researchers found the largest known cloud of ater Vapour near a black hole 12 billion light years away from the planet. It contains  140 trillion times more water than all of the water in the oceans on Earth.

Comets and asteroids brought the water that is present on Earth. Between 4.5 billion and 3.8 billion years ago, during the Late Heavy Bombardment, it took place.

On Earth, life exists anywhere there is liquid water. even when the water is almost boiling or when the environment is extremely acidic.